Month: October 2005
FatBits: John Siracusa’s Journal: Empire
“It is a dark time for the rebellion. Although the dual-core barrier has been destroyed, competitive forces have driven our rebel platform from its PowerPC niche and brought enormous pressure …
Read MoreFatBits: John Siracusa's Journal: Empire
“It is a dark time for the rebellion. Although the dual-core barrier has been destroyed, competitive forces have driven our rebel platform from its PowerPC niche and brought enormous pressure …
Read MoreEconomist’s study on school competition stirs debate
“Milton Friedman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist known for his free-market views, proposed 50 years ago that to improve schools, parents could be given vouchers — tickets they could spend to …
Read MoreEconomist's study on school competition stirs debate
“Milton Friedman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist known for his free-market views, proposed 50 years ago that to improve schools, parents could be given vouchers — tickets they could spend to …
Read MoreDeep In The Hundred Acre Crystal Meth Lab
“Yeow, read this one only after the kid’s gone to sleep. It’s a knee-slapping, cringe-inducing Winnie The Pooh, as reimagined by a South African columnist named Tom Eaton. Let me …
Read MoreTarget to begin selling stand-up arcades in November
“n an unexpected retail coup (or potential disaster), 62-inch-tall arcade cabinets featuring Midway games like Joust, Rampage, Defender, and Rootbeer Tapper will be available for under $500 at Target stores …
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